Evil Black Rifles and tacticool hotness

When you add the fact that it was the primary sidearm used in the Galactica series, the cool, evil, black tactical hotness really comes out.

That is because this is how they should look.....anything else is....well lipstick on a pig.

Don't get me wrong I like the AK pattern rifles, but like the AR pattern rifles....they do get pretty stupid looking pretty fast....but whatever rows your boat.

Yours however is just perfect the way it is.

no it doesn't - you need to weigh it down with fragile and useless doodads first .

A TWS cover or an Ultimak gas tube, an Aimpoint Micro, and a flash hider instead of the Soviet brake you have are actually useful though.

http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/projects---guns/365-days-of-ak

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Is it an actual AKM or a knock off?

I don't own anything "tacticool" but I did get to check out some of the IDF's firearms that would count:



I'll probably be getting an M&P 22 in the near future, that M4 fit amazingly.

Whats the opinion of the Daniel Defense rifles?

They're good quality. Larry Vickers helped develop them.

want

https://danieldefense.com/rifles/mid-length/daniel-defense-m4-carbine-v7-6-8-spcii.html

these things are getting down right affordable:

Not to mention they're cool as shit!

Do you have to SBR them?

My AK is a hybrid of sorts. It is an American made milled steel receiver with old but supposedly unused Russian parts. I cannot recall at the moment the name of the manufacturer of the receiver, will check it and edit this post to provide that info. I bought it at a local shop a couple of years ago. I've never cared much for AKs, always thought they were pretty crude and clunky, but this one just looked right to me, the way an AK ought to look when coupled with a well-dressed terrorist ensemble.

Edit: The AK receiver is American Tactical, made by an outfit called Xtreme Machining out of Pennsylvania. It is called an AT-47 and from what I can determine they are a very well-made milled receiver with a Ukrainian parts kit. I thought Russian, but believe I was mistaken. Supposedly the milled receiver allows for better rigidity and matching of other parts, giving better accuracy. Hoorah, a bench-rest AK!! I've not tried grouping this one, it has purely been a plinker, much enjoyed by teenage boys!

By M&P 22 I assume you mean (not to be overly gun-geek/techie here) the M&P 15-22? They do look a something like an M-4, but are quite a bit lighter in weight, mostly made of plastic and lightweight materials. Lots of fun, though, and a decently accurate .22. Here's a pic of my girlfriend shooting one from a little over a year ago. And yes, I know, she should be wearing eye-protection. She does not always do as she is told.

Is that an HD7?

No, she has an iPhone 4S....

At some level, most high level ARs are pretty much equivalent and more dependent upon their little upgrades and maintenance. The Daniel Defense rifles are certainly within that range...

What is it?

I've been shooting one for 3-1/2 years. It has been completely reliable and is the most accurate M4 pattern I have ever used.

Lighter makes it even better for me

The other M&P 22 is nice too (the pistol) but with that I might go for the "pro" model 9mm.



I would like a polymer IWI Jericho but my hands aren't strong enough for a double action trigger. One of the big things about the M&P pros is they come with lightened triggers among other features.

FN FS2000. Shoots 5.56 NATO. FN tried to sell them to Military and Police but it never really caught on. It's a cool bullpup though. I like the PS90 as well but 5.7 is expensive. THen you have to buy the Five Seven to go with it.

Here's my AR15 I built a few years ago. It's a CMMG lower with a 14.5" LMT upper. I have since sold the ACOG. Haven't decided what to replace it with. I'm thinking about getting a dedicated precision 22LR upper for it. Then I can shoot it more often.

Since there are handguns I guess I must show of this.

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